CRP For Sale Parcel #2

170.82± total acres in Lincoln County, Colorado — all 170.82 acres enrolled in CRP. Annual CRP payment of $5,998 @ $32.13/ac, expires 9/30/2033 and 38.11/ac expires 9/30/2032; 2025 R/E taxes $450.28. Located 17± mi N of Arriba and 12± mi S, 3± mi west of Anton. Co. Rd 43 forms the east boundary. Level to rolling terrain with established grass cover and creek bottom hunting habitat, GMU 107 — pronghorn antelope, mule deer, whitetail deer, and upland birds; qualifies for Colorado Landowner Preference. Possession upon closing. Seller to convey all owned mineral rights. CRP payment received by Buyer is negotiated depending on time of year the property sells.

170.82± total acres — Lincoln County, Colorado

170.82 acres enrolled in CRP — 100% of the parcel

CRP payments: $5,998 annually

85.62 ac at $32.13/ac — $2,751 — expires 9/30/2033

85.20 ac at $38.11/ac — $3,247 — expires 9/30/2032

R/E taxes: $450.28 (2025)

Level to rolling terrain, established grass cover

GMU 107 — pronghorn antelope, mule deer, whitetail deer, and upland birds

Qualifies for Colorado Landowner Preference

Co Rd 43 east boundary

LEGAL: NE1/4 of Section 13, T6S, R53W, Lincoln County, CO

Asking price: $177,000

SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS:

POSSESSION: Possession upon closing.

WATER RIGHTS: Seller to convey all water rights appurtenant to the property.

MINERAL RIGHTS: Seller conveys all OWNED mineral rights

REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2026 real estate taxes due in 2027, negotiated depending on time of year property sells.

CRP: CRP payment received by buyer negotiated depending on time of year property sells

LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Legal descriptions are subject to existing fence/field boundaries or land-use trades, if any.

ACREAGES: All stated acreages are approximate and are obtained from County Assessor records. No warranty is expressed or implied as to exact acreages of property and the final purchase price is for the total parcel without regard to exact acreage.

TERMS: Good funds at closing.

LAND AND COVER

Level to rolling terrain with established grass cover across the enrolled acres. The 49.09± acres of rds/creek bottom carry the drainage through the tract and hold the heavier cover. Neighboring quarters are farmed, putting grass against cropland along the boundary.

HUNTING AND LANDOWNER PREFERENCE

This property lies in GMU 107 and carries pronghorn antelope, mule deer, whitetail deer, and upland birds. Antelope work the open grass, whitetail hold the creek bottoms, and mule deer use both. Large blocks of undisturbed grass adjacent to cropland is the combination eastern Colorado game holds to, and years of CRP cover have built it here. County road access means a hunting owner reaches his ground without crossing a neighbor.

LANDOWNER PREFERENCE: This parcel exceeds the 160-acre minimum for Colorado’s Landowner Preference Program, and CRP enrollment does not disqualify the ground. Registration and license allocation are administered by Colorado Parks and Wildlife.